Nevada's unemployment rate fell to 13 percent in November in the first drop since May, but the state's labor force continued to shrink as Nevada gained only 1,300 jobs last month, according to state employment data released Monday.

I love Charles Dickens. I remember reading "Great Expectations" in the sixth grade with an enthusiasm I usually saved for the stack of comic books that lined the bottom of my closet.

Kansas announced Friday it will stop providing extended unemployment benefits to residents in early January as a result of the improving state economy.

Medicare says it's launching a national experiment to improve care for seniors, and hopefully save taxpayers money as well.

The Principal Financial Group has created the ERISA 404(a) Participant Disclosure Regulation Resource Center to help employers prepare for the new participant disclosure regulations that will take effect in May 2012.

The Supreme Court announced Monday that it will use an unprecedented week's worth of argument time in late March to decide the constitutionality of President Barack Obama's historic health care overhaul.

In a letter to the Federal Insurance Office today, the Insured Retirement Institute encouraged the FIO to focus on the insurance regulatory system in the context of the current state of retirement savings in America and the need for consumers to insure against the risk of outliving their assets as...

The House intends to vote down a bipartisan two-month extension of the payroll tax cut that has cleared the Senate and is backed by President Barack Obama, and request immediate negotiations on a full-year renewal, Speaker John Boehner said Monday.